Miller Playfield
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About
Miller Playfield is located next to the Miller Community Center and has space for soccer, baseball, softball, a nice play area, and a beautiful spraypark fountain for cooling off in the summer.
The original playground of 1.68acres was given to the city in 1906, the first land given specifically for a playground. It was the gift of Mrs. Mary M. Miller in commemoration of her boy, Pendleton. Nearby Meany Junior High was named in honor of Washington's most beloved and prominent historian. The original school on this site was named "Longfellow".
Pickleball Conversion Pilot
Seattle Parks and Recreation's Planning and Development Division lead a pilot project to implement lining of multiple tennis court sites for pickleball. The sites were lined for shared use by both pickleball and tennis players. There were no changes made to the tennis nets. The tennis court sites were selected based on demand for more pickleball and the following feasibility criteria: accessibility, current court use, existing court conditions, and equitable distribution.
The following courts were lined for pickleball:
- Delridge Community Center in southwest district
- Walt Hundley Playfield in southeast district
- Discovery Park Court in central-west district
- Georgetown Playfield in south-central district
- Green Lake Park in central-north district
- Miller Community Center in central-east district
- Soundview Playfield in northwest district
- South Park Community Center in southwest district
Reserve your tennis court
Same-day reservations can be made over the phone at (206) 684-4764 or in person. Find out more about how to reserve your space on our tennis court reservations page.